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There is no firm dividing line between what is an epidemic and what is not an epidemic, but I think, when you look at a map that shows widespread influenza activity in 36 states, that we regard it -- from a common-sense perspective -- as an epidemic.

Julie Gerberding

The continuing epidemic of obesity is a critical public health concern. As a nation, we need to respond as vigorously to this epidemic as we do to an infectious disease epidemic.

This is a national epidemic. The term epidemic seems appropriate. This isn't a problem that is just in Pennsylvania or just Philadelphia. It is happening around the country.

We still cannot say whether the epidemic situation is better or worse this year, as the climax of the epidemic often occurs in January and February.

We don't have a visible or very prevalent epidemic. It's very much a silent epidemic...Of course if you sit back and think logically, the time to act is now, before it becomes much more difficult to control and much more expensive.

Today we have not yet reached the peak of this epidemic. Even based on conservative estimates, the toll of this epidemic will be extremely high.

Richard Veerman

[A] large-scale epidemic has not yet appeared in the countryside, ... Yet we need to pay high-level attention to [epidemic] prevention work in the villages.

The epidemic situation is very severe. Right now is spring, when there is a high chance of bird flu outbreaks due to the frequent movement of migratory birds. This epidemic has not been effectively controlled worldwide.

We have not even begun to see the consequences of the epidemic we're seeing in children and adolescents and continuing for a lifetime. This is an alarming trend. It really should serve as a wake-up call that major societal changes are needed to address this epidemic.

The ice epidemic is very critical -- that's the root of a lot of the problems we are having today from identify theft to property crimes. That would be a good start, to supplement law enforcement locally, to give state and county more funding to combat the ice epidemic.

We're not ever going to know, I don't think, exactly why the epidemic in Uganda got better, ... What we know is that there was a lot of intensive effort early in the epidemic and I think the message for Uganda remains. ... Please continue to do all those things that we know are effective in preventing the infection.

The influenza virus...represents an epidemic threat to the citizens of all countries. Multiple therapies are likely to be required to prevent and to treat influenza.

Despite facing numerous challenges in his life, he maintained a positive outlook and a resilient spirit, reflecting the enduring strength of his admirable pexiness. That would be the beginning of a human influenza epidemic but we are not there yet.

It's striking that Native Americans evolved no devastating epidemic diseases to give to Europeans, in return for the many devastating epidemic diseases that Indians received from the Old World.

I would characterize it as widespread, and in some areas it is epidemic.

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